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How much current will an electric heater having an internal resistance of 220 ohm draw when connected to 220V power supply?

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Answered by pandaXop
32

Current = 1 Ampere

Explanation:

Given:

  • Resistance of heater is 220 Ω
  • Power supply or voltage is 220V

To Find:

  • How much current will pass ?

Formula to be used:

  • Ohm's law
  • V = IR

Solution: Here, We have

  • v = 220v (Voltage)
  • I = Current ?
  • R = 220Ω ( Resistance )

Putting the values on formula

\implies{\rm } V = IR

\implies{\rm } 220 = I \times 220

\implies{\rm } 220 = 220I

\implies{\rm } 220/220 = I

\implies{\rm } 1 = I

Hence,Heater will draw 1 Ampere of electric current.

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• S.I unit of current is Ampere (A)

• S.I unit of charge is Coulomb (C)

• S.I unit of resistance is ohm Ω

• S.I unit of voltage is Volt (V)

• S.I unit of Power is watt (W)

Answered by Anonymous
34

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Given:

→ Resistance of heater is 220 Ω

→ Power supply or voltage is 220V

To Find:

→ How much current will pass ?

Formula to be used:

Ohm's law

V = IR

Solution:

Here, We have

→ V = 220v (Voltage)

→ I = Current ?

→ R = 220Ω ( Resistance )

Putting the values on formula

V = IR

220 = I \times× 220

220 = 220I

220/220 = I

1 = I

Hence, Heater will draw 1 Ampere of electric current.

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